A poll, published in 1988, indicated that 9% considered themselves professing Christians, 64% describe themselves as Christian in their own way, 26% did not consider themselves Christian, and 2% refused to answer. There are today about 16,000 Jews in Sweden, of whom 8,700 are members of a congregation. The number of Muslims has grown rapidly after World War II, and now amounts to about 130,000, of whom some 60,000 are members of a congregation. Most are immigrants from Turkey, the Middle East and North Africa. There are around 3,000 Buddhists in Sweden and about the same number of Hindus.